A chapel where you can drink wine while listening to jazz, blues and bossa nova? Yes it does exist, it's called Capela Incomum in Porto, an old chapel that has been transformed into a wine bar.
The initiative is from the portuguese political party People-Animals-Nature (PAN).The São João Vegetariano, organized since 2010 at Rua do Infante D. Henrique in Oporto, aims to be a healthy alternative to meat and fish dishes.
As it happens every year, the Erasmus Student Network Porto (ESN Porto) organizes an event to present students, from all over the world who are studying at University of Porto, to the city's most important festivity: São João.
We are used to see them on stage, but few people know that the mythical Portuguese rock band has a wine produced in partnership with Casa Agrícola Alexandre Relvas (CAAR).
After a successful first edition in 2016, Porto Beer Fest, a festival dedicated to artisanal beer, is back to Jardins do Palácio de Cristal, from June 14 to 18, 2017.
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Bifana is a typical portuguese dish, with a big influence in Porto. In this northern city called "Invicta" by its habitants - which means a city that was never conquered by others - Bifana is not a pork steak but thinly sliced pork meat inside bread.
The gastronomy school 'Segredos & Cozinha' provides on May 26th all the ingredients for the preparation of recipes and wine tasting.
Port wine is a versatile drink and goes along well with various foods. Porto Tasty teaches you the many ways you can serve it.

















